Artist Statement

I’m an interdisciplinary artist, working with print and digital media, objects, and food. My work explores personal female identity and domestic life.

Daily life has always been the focus of my work. Following years of creating artwork with my hands, I am employing digital recording tools to log audio and video, creating pieces of “moving time.”  Through this process I bracket and embrace ideas about domestic space, blurring the lines between studio and home in layered installations with objects and sound.

My current work intersects technology with Jell-O, a processed food product.  Working with gelatin as an art material is an act of feminist domestic resistance and artistic expansion. By pairing Jell-O with technology, I’m redefining and repurposing an ancient substance made from animal collagen or (plant-based) seaweed. The work is inspired and driven by an underlying love for this gem colored, translucent, porous, alchemic material. Through the invention of an audio-responsive vibrating sculpture, The Wobbler, I have arrived at a place in time where my “woman’s voice” is literally heard and set in motion.